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Show JdL AiAAAAAAAAAA kkii u Send Your Children To Carbon College TTTTTTTTTTf T AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA VV P-T- of the Utah Regional conference Confess of Parents and Teachers tomorrow held be will association Friday) at the Price municipal to Mrs. Edway building, according regional director. Redd of Cape Mrs Warren L. Mabrey be the will Missouri, Girardeau, John-- L A Eric Mrs. national visitor; president; Mrs. Utah first vice presiWalker, L. Charles Conference Speaker Mb A second vice dent' Mrs. D. E. Rose, and Rulon Manning, exeof the Utah Educcutive secretary will also be association, ational president, speakers. open at The conference will at Ottos Inn for principals, and chairmen. presidents, officers will be held meeting First regular at 2:00 p. m. at the municipal! An open forbuilding club room. state offum will be conducted by icers. session, scheduled will honor school Carbsuperintendents, G. J. Reeves, on; Mrs. Helen Knight, Grand, Zenos Black, San Juan, and Ralph Chipman, Emery. Mrs. Mabrey will talk on the convention theme, Together We and Build Searchlights and Mrs. Eric E. Points. Compass Parents and Johnson will discuss, The evening at 8:00 oclock, Activities; Rulon ing, "What Parents and Teachers Can Do In This Critical Teacher Mann- Teachers Shortage. Mrs. Redd is in general charge meetings, with the Carbon county council A ward Potts, assisting, Mrs. SCHOOL BOARD HELD Little official business came before the members of the Carbon county board of education at their meeting held in the district office last Saturday. reThe mine local at Sweets quested that the school bus go up to the lamp house there to pick up children to save them from the walk during cold weather. The board has made arrangements to have the passengers wait in the Gordon Creek school house until arrival of the bus. Superintendent G. J. Reeves reported that school lunches will be served at the Dragerton school in the dining room. The school lunch program will also be again carried on in the Price schools this year. The superintendent has requested that all principals of schools in the county report cases of handicapped children, so they may be given assistance under the state program. On Friday, August 24, representatives of the state school lunch program will meet with principals, board members and lunch supervisors at the Price junior high school building. A list of bus drivers and janitors secured so far was presented to the board. Several exist, however. vacancies still M. I. A. MEETING IS SCHEDULED Officers MRS. WARREN L. MABREY AN INDEPENDENT NEWSPAPER and teachers of the stake mutual improvement association will meet Friday, September 7, for their annual contention in the tabernacle in Price. A preliminary meeting of ward Presidencies and the stake board WlU be held beginning at 7:00 p. after which the general session 'ill convene to make plans for e years work. All teachers and arc UICC 1 attend, hew officers and teachers of the sociation have been named and afe given as follows: Eloise Ward, president; Larae COMMISSIONERS HOLD REGULAR MEET TUESDAY The regular meeting of the Carwas bon county commissioners held Tuesday evening, with all members present. Several important items of business came before the meeting, among which was the granting to Mrs. Evelyn Roberts of the county welfare department a leave of absence of ninety days. During this time the office will be under the direction of Mrs. John Maulsby. The board also granted a request to operators of the coal mines in Dead Man canyon district to cooperate with the grazing service in building and improving a road to this district. The commissioners agreed to provide up to $1,000 in work toward the rebuilding of the iVz mile road, which is necessary to the full production of coal, if the grazing service agree to build the highway. D. C. McAlpin was granted a lease on the Union Pacific coal mine at Scofield. And the clerk was ordered to advertise for bids for the construction of a radio control building on Wood Hill, which will be used in connection with the two way radios which were recently authorized to be installed in the county cars, and also with the police cars of Price and Helper under a joint agreement toward the cost to be divided between the county, and the cities of Price and Helper. The salary of Warren Peacock, as chief deputy sheriff, was increased from $190.50 per month tot $210.00 per month. Deputy Peacock is one of the oldest officials in the line of duty in the Carbon county court house. New Members Are Initiated In Carbon Voiture of 40 & 8 Carbon , EMERY COUNTY HOMECOMING THIS WEEK-END The largest celebration in history is planned on August 24 and 25 for tae annual Emery county homecoming at Castle Dale, according to officials in charge. A rodeo, banquet, races, open air dances and auction sales will highlight the affair. A good list of prizes has been offered for the rodeo events and horse racing. Thirty rounds of boxing, with two novelty bouts also is on the crowded program for the two days. The list of events as scheduled are as follows: First day, banquet and program by the Castle Dale relief society and open air dance. Second day, parade at 1:00 p. m.; rodeo and races, 3:00 p. m.; rodeo queen contest open to all girls from towns in Emery county; auction sale, 5:00 p. m.; boxing and sports, 6:00 p. m. The day will end with a dance at night. Prospects For Salina Canyon Road Discussed At Richfield Ed- president. MEETING tn-- Children To Carbon College A CONSOLIDATION OF TIIE SUN AND NEWS-ADVOCAT- TTTTTTTVTTTTTTTT E Price, Carbon County, Utah, Thursday, August 23, 1945 Sessions Regional A Vili Be Held Here Friday the AV aHV V Vol. 54 of Sene Your Four new members were initiated into Carbon Voiture, Forty and Eight, at a wreck held last Saturday evening at the local hall of the American Legion. Those taken in included Blaine Thompson, J. D. Delpha and George Mangum, Price, and Joe Pavignano, Rains. Fred Voll, Helper, grand chef, The Salina canyon road came in for the main discussion at a meeting held in Richfield on Thursday, August 16. The meeting had been called by the Richfield Lions club, F1 Fatti? lgan.i7;!: tion acted as chairman, and was appointed permanent chairman of the meeting. The call covered the entire highway extending south from Price, over Utah 10, and Sevier Junction to Cove Fort, then on U. S. 91 to Beaver, where it will follow Utah 21 through Milford and on to the Nevada state line to take up U. S. 6. The route is being sought by residents of Beaver and Beaver county, and followed an earlier meeting held in that city at which time local residents attended. The Richfield meeting brought in a representative delegation from Emery, Carbon, Sevier, Piute and Beaver counties. J. A. Theobald of the Carbon County Associated Industries represented Carbon and also the Emery county commissioners and the town of Castle Dale. Among the points brought out at the meeting was the fact that the route from Beaver to the Nevada state line is the most on Page Three) ed Local Stations Have Plenty Of Gas For End Of Rationing Gas-hung- ry POSSIBILITY Carbon Juniors, Seniors Register One Day Later Registration of junior and senior students of Carbon high school has been postponed one day .due to the scheduling of county teachers institute on the first day of registration, September 4, according to Dr. Aaron E. Jones, college president. Senior students will report on September 5, and junior students on September 6, at 9:00 a. m. on both days. College students will register as indicated in the catalog, Friday, September 7. LABOR DAY WILL BE CELEBRATED SEPTEMBER 2, 3 The annual Labor day celebration to be held in Helper this year is expected to be the biggest affair of this kind ever staged in this county, it is predicted by members of the committee in charge. With the end of the war and many restrictions relaxed, along with the general atmosphere of victory, the celebration should go over as the best yet Arrangements have been made ceiebration of the for a two-doccasion, according to Mailo Pec- orelli, committee chairman, and will be held on Sunday and Monday, September 2 and 3. Sunday has been designated as kids day, and a full program of activities from 11:00 a. m. until late in the afternoon is in prospect for youngsters of the county. A parade will begin at that time. The Royal local, 6412, will have charge of the kids day events. Mondays festivities will open with a parade, led by American Legion posts of the county, beginning at 9:00 a. m. on Helper Main street. Following the parade, a speaking program has been arranged to begin at 11:00 oclock, with Marl D. Gibson, Price attorney, as master of ceremonies. David Fowler, Oklahoma board member from District 21, has been selected as the main speaker. State coal mine inspectors will judge first aid contests scheduled following the program, and several sport events have been lined up. A banquet at the Helper civic auditorium for committee members, guests and international officers will begin at 7:00 oclock, and a dance will wind up the days activities. ay motorists in this county flocked to the few service stations which remained open last Thursday following announcement that gas rationing had ended. While it took considerable effort to look the station attendant in the eye and say fill er up, many a car owner did just that. Gas sales have now leveled off and slightly above normal buying is the rule. A noticeably larger number of automobiles are on the road, many taking long deferred fishing jaunts and trips to other cities. Also, a ligood number of censed cars have been appearing on the streets. A check at several stations and wholesale agencies disclosed that there is plenty of gas for all purposes, none having been sold completely out in the rush. One dealer stated that there has never been any shortage of gas for at least two years. Tires, however, are still hard to get, at least, in this section. out-of-sta- te Manpower Controls V-- - OIF DDL THIS AREA N Many Leases Secured By Concerns AUTO Interested In Drilling Operations YM. McPHIE IS KILLED IN MISHAP TODAY Word was received here shortly after noon today that William president of District 22 of the United Mine Workers was killed this morning in a highway accident. According to Joe Dowd, president of the Carbon district, Mr. McPhie, accompanied by an unidentified man, was traveling toward Rock Springs, about a out of Hanover, Wyo., when his automobile struck another car parked on the road in a headon Both vehicles caught collision. Mc-Ph- ie, An oil boom for Carbon county came nearer a reality this week as lights flared from the derrick and drill rig near Farnum, about ten miles east of Price and approximately a mile from the main highway. Travelers along the road at night can see the lights of the drilling rig, and the news has spread of a possible oil boom for this section. The well is being drilled by the Utah and Mountain Fuel Supply company of Salt Lake City and Rock Springs, Wyo., which company is a subsidiary of the Ohio Oil company. General manager is R. C. Hessler, with N. C. Aiken as foreman of the drilling operations. Nearly five hundred men are The of the is now employed at the Horse Can- M. M.geologist who has company fire. most Fidler, spent Mr. Dowd will leave today for yon mine of the Geneva Steel com- of the past three years in making Rock Springs, where he will take pany in Carbon county, according a study of this structure, and ascharge of district affairs, and is to J. Perry Egan, personnel man- sisting in obtaining leases. R. C. expected to assume the presidency ager for the company. No reduc- Holland of Rock Springs, Wyo., of District 22. Melvin Thomas of tion in number of men employed has obtained most of the leases Rains will have charge locally. He or number of shifts has been au- in this area. thorized, and the company is still 4 board member. is The day of an oil oom in CarMr. McPhie ascended to the actively recruiting miners, said bon and Emery counties has been mill at Mr. While the steel Egan. head of the miners following the For the past approaching. rapidly death of Alfred Carey in a high- Provo may considerably reduce three years, scouts from various still a there is way accident on December 23, working forces, critical need for coal, and the companies have been studying the 1944, just eight months ago. Horse Canyon mine is equipped to area and obtaining leases. In order to avoid undue help produce this fuel, he stated. little information was excitement, given out, At one time the mine employed hut with the of the last of closing over 800 men, but manpower the leases during the past week, shortages has cut this down con- news of the activity is given the Local siderably. According to informa- public for the first time. tion from the war manpower comThis weeks release of In the Farnum section, which is mission office here, practically the in Spotlighting Utah, from the Township 15 South, Range 11 same number of miners are needed state department of publicity the Utah and Mountain Fuel East, as for several months past, around and industrial development, company has obtained Supply 1500 men in Carbon county. which is carrying on an inmost of the leases. Other compatensive campaign to promote nies made an effort to enter this tourist travel in Utah and section, but the former being on the ground first, and with a workpoint out the many wonders of the state, has devoted its ing agreement with the Carbon whole column to describing Dioxice and Chemical company, the Sky Line drive southwest and its parent organization, Fulton of Price in Carbon, Sanpete Petroleum company, had little opSeven men from Carbon county position and soon became the sole and Emery counties. will be called for induction into operator in that section. MINERS CONTINUE TO the military service on August 30, A rig which was recently moved GET EXTRA RED POINTS according to Otto B. McKinnon, into the area by this company has selective service board clerk. This been spudded in, and will contact The second allotment of extra is one of the smallest yet made. the carbon dioxide strata first, and red points were recently distribThey are as follows: Gail Q. will then continue on to the neuted to miners in this area. DisHiawatha; Hichiro cessary depth to reach the oil tribution was made on the ratio Anderson, Budo, Price; James McKin- structures. They are Ralph prepared to of 1.7 points per day worked with Fahl, Sunnyside; Donald Keith drill to any depth up to 6000 feet. ley 50 of maximum the being given, Gardner, Helper; Emil Hennau, The second area that is attractincluding a certificate for an extra Castle Gate; Elvan Lloyd Johnson, pound of sugar. If a man worked Helper, and Leland A, Ungricht, ing attention is the Gordon Creek section. In this section three or less than ten days he was not alRoyal. lowed the sugar certificate, but All these men are under 25 years four of the largest companies in the United States have been busy received his share of red stamps. of age, and the board expects to not draft any more men over this since 1943. The news broke last of an oil week with the age. Approximately 12 will be in lease from the filing holdings of the a call on September 11. The end of the war has yet had Utah Fuel company in this area, no effect on the local calls, said and comprising 4520 acres. This is now in the name of Glen Mr. McKinnon. While quotas have lease been cut, many counties are be- J. Smith of Tulsa, Okla., who is hind on their quotas and in order evidently acting for one of .the The sugar beet crop prospects to make these companies. up calls may have major first company to obtain The for this section are at least 40 per to be kept as originally scheduled. leases in the Gordon Creek section cent better this year than last, acwas the Frontier Refining comcording to Ray Branch, local agent Be for the Holly Sugar company, con- Mine pany of Cheyenne, Wyo. M. H. tractor for beets. This year around president of the FronOf Robineau, tier company was former president 700 acres are under cultivation, of the Bay Refining company and as compared with a little over 400 a leader in oil and gas developin 1944. This is the largest acreage ment in the United States. The in many years. The state coal mine examining Excellent weather conditions board will conduct tests Monday, first leases obtained in the Gordon have contributed to the good crop Tuesday and Wednesday, August Creek area were to Robert T. outlook, said Mr. Branch. Many 27, 28 and 29, for applicants for Rushmore and Richard Bryner of (Continued on Page Three) showers which have eased irriga- fire boss, mine foreman, and shot tion problems, along with suffi- firer certificates. The examinations cient hot weather has insured a will be held at the Carbon junior record crop this fall for beet grow- college in Price, according to R. F0UR-- H ers. H. Dalrymple, member of the state Contract price of $12.50 per ton industrial commission. for beets with a minimum of 16.2 Anyone interested in taking the sugar content has been guaranteed, examinations are advised that which is the same as last year. further information may be obFour-clubs of Carbon county However, local farmers averaged tained from mine superintendents, will hold an exhibit tomorrow $13.87 per ton in 1944 because of or L. L. Arnett, Castle Gate; R. J. (Friday) at the Price junior high higher sugar content than the Schultz or Sidney Dobbs, district school, where examples of work minimum, and they should do at mine inspectors. Price. done by club members will be least as good this season. shown. Seventy-fiv- e Navajo Indians SUMMER TERM ENDS Exhibits of clothing, foods, home have been returned to their resersugar beets, beans and furnishings, OF AGE TEEN CANTEEN vation in Arizona, after spending other project work will be on disseveral months helping in the The exhibit is being sponThe summer term of the Price play. thinning work. One Indian boy sored by the county extension e died while at Green River. It is Canteen club will end service. expected that the Indians will be Saturday, September 1, but will Elimination demonstration conas soon tests are scheduled to be held in brought back this fall to help with reopen to the topping operations, said Mr. as school begins. Final contests Price at the municipal auditorium Branch. They have provided a in ping pong and pool will be on September 17, which will take good source of labor as they take played next week and medals will in all of eastern Utah. This will naturally to this type of field work. be awarded to champion players. take the place of state fair conTwo harvesting machines will The party for parents and club and will be judged for state be in operation, one now on the members held at the club hall tests, A entry. canning contest, style Marion Golding farm and one con- August 17, was a huge success dress review and foods demtrolled by Kenneth Wilson. These with a large crowd in attendance. onstrations will bedairy acconducted, machines harvest, top and load to Fullmer Allred, extencording the beets, but conditions must be SCHOOL AUDIT BEING MADE sion service head. favorable for them to work right. Records of the Carbon county There are 26 group leaders of Loading stations are located at school district and Price junior Four-club work in Carbon counPrice, Wellington and Green River, high school are being audited this ty, and over 200 members are enwhere the sugar beets are loaded week by R. G. Abbey and L. A. in this type of activity. The on railroad cars for shipment to Bagley of the Goddard Abbey gaged public is invited to attend general the Holly sugar factory. company of Salt Lake City.- all exhibits and demonstrations. half-ho- sub-distr- ur HORSE CANYON WORKS REGULAR FORCE, SHIFTS ict State Publicity Column Spotlights Area Wonders SEVEN MEN TO ANSWER DRAFT Prospects For Sugar Beet Harvest Good This Year DEADLINE FOR AUTO INSPECTION ADVANCED Automobile inspection deadline has been advanced from August 15 to September 1, according to the state road commission. State highway patrolmen have been instructed to arrest all offending motorists beginning September 2. It is estimated that 45,000 Utah car owners have not yet had their automobiles inspected. Representative Of Social Security Board To Be Here A representative of the social and Harry Tasker, Green River, board will be in Price on security grand correspondent, of the state Local Office Gets Tuesday, August 28. Office hours are from 8:30 a. m. until 12:30 organization attended the affair, and several representatives were p. m., in the office of the collector of internal revenue, postoffice present from Ogden and Salt Lake the exander, first counselor; Lena City. A banquet preceded building. Harmi n, second counselor; Helen business meeting. The local office of the war Assistance will be given to perung, the commission and sons in the community in any matmanpower W. Enid secretary; Bean, Era NAMED Publicity; Evelyn Snow, JOHN HOLDEN employment service was informed ter pertaining to old age and surGleaner leader; Emma Jacquez, AFL VICE PRESIDENT Tuesday that all regulatory con- vivors insurance, such as filing of kmior leader. trols were officially revoked as of claims for benefits, accepting apEffie council15, 1945, according to Jack plications for social security acAnderson, Beehive super-erS- r, Price August city John Holden, orcount numbers, discussing queslabor in Forrester, manager. A,Ser, guardian lead- man and prominent for re- tions regarding the program and schedule section The this in original leadAnderson, circles gatherer ,, ganization Allred, builder leader; for many years, was named as a moval of these controls was to advising employers and employJ thy Brown, music director; state vice president at the convencoincide with official day; ees of their duties and rights under g ,. y time be- the act to ou Thomas, due Federation possible State however, Utah the of tion accompanist; j ,n deccments, drama director, of Labor held at Salt Lake City tween surrender and formal Anyone who is unable to meet a Thelma Degn, dance director. the president of V-- J with the representative during laration by Tuesday. advisable to hours given, is asked to advise the The convention was one of the day, it was deemed 'AXls TONIGHT said the postmaster so that arrangements at once, controls labor remove the held by most harmonious H. order. Fullmer may be made for contact elseof in years the Price Kiwanis many Cjemlaers group worker that means may This any where. by named president their regular meet- - Latter was mu W. quit or seek other employment as (Thursday) at Brown- - acclamation. ies cate, a statement of COUNCIL MEETING the that The federation urged immedi-at- e desired without according to R. T. Mitch- and The next regular meeting of employers are availability, kJ Presdent- Arthur Baker will federal government take without to raise Price city council will be held chairm. the wages opfree now continuous to insure and attendance prize steps 'all be steel plant securing permission from the war at the municipal building on Geneva the of furnished eration President by Mitchell. 4day evening, August 27. at Provo, in one of its resolutions. labor board. Order Suspending Number 34 Tests To Held Three Days Next Week In Price CLUB EXHIBIT HERE H Ten-Ag- teen-age- rs . H -- I' |